The coming week features a dense slate of macro releases, regulatory milestones, project changes, and token unlocks that could draw attention across crypto and adjacent markets. In the U.S., July CPI is scheduled for Aug. 12, followed by PPI on Aug. 13. Japan’s central bank is set to release the summary of opinions from its July monetary policy meeting on Aug. 10, while Russia will begin enforcing a crypto mining ban in Moscow and several other areas starting Aug. 15 through Dec. 31, 2032. On the exchange and project side, Binance Alpha plans to launch a DAPPOS (DOS) airdrop on Aug. 10. Victory Securities will begin charging a 0.05% monthly insurance fee on virtual asset accounts supported by HashKey custody. Superseed said it will abandon its self-built Layer 2 and return focus to Ethereum mainnet, requiring users to bridge assets out by Aug. 15, 2026. Flash Trade said it may wind down if no suitable buyer is found, and the team will hold an AMA on Aug. 11. Several token unlocks are also on the calendar, including AVAX, APT, SEI, STRK, YZY, and ARB. Among them, YZY’s scheduled unlock of roughly 120 million tokens on Aug. 16 stands out, representing about 22.83% of circulating supply, with an indicated value of about $35.8 million.

According to a ChainCatcher newsflash citing Jin10, Elon Musk said GROK 4.6 is expected to be released next week. The brief item did not include a specific launch date, product details, or additional comments beyond Musk’s statement. ChainCatcher published the update as a 7x24 market news alert.

xAI has announced that Grok 4.5 will be rolled out across iOS, Android, Web, and X, according to a newsflash published by Odaily. The brief update names the platforms that will receive the product but does not provide a launch schedule, feature details, or any regional rollout information. No additional comments, technical specifications, or distribution timeline were included in the source item.

A broad set of policy, market-structure, ETF, stablecoin and exchange developments shaped the latest 24-hour cycle in crypto. RootData said the industry logged $9.081 billion in total fundraising across 259 deals in the first half of 2026, with primary-market financing, excluding IPOs, post-IPO rounds and M&A, reaching $8.658 billion. That segment was down 26.1% year over year, while deal count fell 28.5%. March and May were the busiest months by activity, and the data pointed to a market still functioning but increasingly driven by a smaller number of larger rounds, more concentrated venture participation, and heavier interest in DeFi, infrastructure, CeFi, AI, payments and RWA. Japan moved to the front of the regulatory agenda after the upper house approved revisions to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act. The overhaul would classify crypto assets as financial products, add insider-trading restrictions, toughen penalties for unlicensed operators, and set up the legal framework for crypto ETFs. The tax treatment is also set to change. From Jan. 1, 2028, gains from crypto trading are expected to shift from a comprehensive regime with rates of up to 55% to a separate self-assessed tax system of about 20%, matching stocks, with loss carryforwards of up to three years. Elsewhere, the U.S. and U.K. published a joint digital-asset roadmap centered on regulated stablecoins and tokenization, South Korea said it plans to push a Digital Asset Basic Act in the second half, spot Bitcoin and Ether ETF flow data stayed active, and exchanges including OKX and Binance announced new tokenized equity products and collateral expansions.

A free NFT triggered a prompt injection exploit against a Grok-connected crypto wallet, draining $174,000 in GROK tokens. The incident highlights AI wallet security vulnerabilities.

CryptoComLearn's FAQ page for Grok (GROK) incorrectly lists its all-time high as $0, sparking community mockery and debates about data accuracy in crypto education platforms.

CryptoComLearn's price page for Grok (GROK) displays an all-time high of $0, leaving traders puzzled. The anomaly raises questions about data accuracy and the token's actual market history.

Based on CryptoComLearn data, Grok (GROK)'s all-time high is listed as 0, raising eyebrows. This article explores the token's price anomaly, storage options, and market implications for investors.